You could put your selfie on an action figure, or use DaVinci Resolve to create a time-lapse with them. Jordan Wilson chose the latter after compiling over 5,000 selfies that were captured over 15 years from age 13 to 28. Initially, he tried using Affign software, but that didn’t quite work out, so DaVinci Resolve fixed his issues with its timelapse stabilization feature.
Believe it or not, he used the same camera to take the selfies from 2007 to 2020. When you start seeing the light flares showing at the bottom of each photo, near the 3:40 mark, is the point where he replaced the original camera with the same model from 2007. Before you ask about the robe, Wilson says that it is just a dressing gown and not at all related to martial arts.
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Spent ages playing around with a program called Affign, but it wasn’t working properly for me – images aligned but the whole video was about 5 degrees rotated. Ended up using DaVinci Resolve (free video editing software) to make the video itself,” said Wilson.
